I just started and learned about L&E Research three months ago. I was offered a Survey for in-home diapers, and I received my compensation for it. I loved everything about it. They are definitely legit. I had another survey to-do but i forgot the homework for it. This is easy money, and they are looking for certain individuals. Thank you for the opportunity. Dozens of studies posted. read more

We have participated in a few of the research studies in the past and have been given gift cards for answering questions, going to the Easton area or Zoom calls. Everything has been super easy to do and quite honestly, fun. We really like this company and hope to do more studies with them. read more

I've been to L&E Research a couple of times to participate in their groups and I have to say, it's worth your time and involvement. L&E conducts research surveys by announcing a topic and making it available to the general public. By filling out the pre-screener, you allow for them to identify if you're an appropriate candidate to participate. You're contacted relatively quickly and are either offered a session date or asked additional questions. Once selected, you will report on a particular date and time (15 minutes early) and taken in with a focus group. There you will discuss whatever topic for which you've been selected and paid the pre-arranged amount before leaving. You are asked to keep the content of the discussion confidential and may be watched by a group of hidden evaluators (oftentimes behind a mirror) or recorded for future review. Your session is only seen by the evaluation team and not made available to the public. Sessions ask for your opinions, as there are no right are wrong answers and encourage healthy and respectful discussions. I've done 4 or 5 reviews of products or services and have enjoyed the 1-2 hour sessions each time. The pay is substantial and you will be provided refreshments or fed during your visit. Not a bad way to spend an hour or two while being compensated for your time and attention, if you ask me. read more

This company asks for a lot of unpaid work. They require you fill out many surveys to see if you "qualify" for paid research studies but then you never hear from them again. Meanwhile they have your free data. SCAM read more

L&E is exactly what they say they are - a research company that pays cash for people to show up and answer questions about products and services. The one star review below is indicative of someone who doesn't quite understand how the process works. For example I participated in a study about fast food coffee this morning. It was important to them and their client (Wendy's? Tim Horton's? Who knows?) that every participant was a consumer of fast food coffee. (Which reminds me I need to write a Yelp review on my next TH visit.). They probed and questioned a lot before inviting me in to make sure I fit the criteria. If you don't fit you can't help them. 30 minutes total including wait - easy coffee taste test and $40 cash. Not many jobs that pay $80/hour. read more

I was turned on to L & E research several years ago with the impression that they recruited and paid individuals to participate in research studies. I have received several phone calls and emails from them over the years asking me to participate in some preliminary questions to see if I qualify for the research studies. Not once in the years that I've been signed up with them have I ever participated in an actual in-person study. After asking me the questions, they either tell me that the study is full and they can put me on a waiting list in case someone drops out, or that I don't qualify at all. However, after going through all of the questions, I have come to realize that they are actually conducting the survey without having to pay anyone. At least that's my theory. The most recent survey that I was posed with was one on shopping. I was told that the group would be meeting the following Thursday and she wanted to ask me a few questions to see if I qualified. She gave me a list of retailers, having me rank whether I had ever heard of them, ever shopped there, and how likely I would be to shop there if they carried my size. After she asked many of the standard questions that you find on any market research survey, she said that they are very being very picky about how many participants there are and would I like to be put on a waiting list to see if anyone dropped out. This led me to believe one of two things. Either she knew prior to the call there was no room for me in the survey but they need to put extra people on the list just in case, or the phone call was the survey and there is no actual research group. Regardless, if anyone has recommended these folks as a way to earn some extra money, I would not even waste my time. You provide them with a ton of information for free with nothing in return. I work with someone who also is signed up with them and has said the same thing. They feel that they are being asked a ton of questions on the phone and providing survey responses without getting paid for it. Sign up at your own risk, but be warned that you will probably be signed up with them for years and never even participate in anything that you actually get paid for. I would think that over the years and the multitude of phone calls and emails I have received I would have qualified and participated in at least one of their research groups. Highly questionable. read more

This is a legitimate company and they do pay you for your opinions. Myself and others I know have actually participated in local studies. Yes, there are times I don't qualify for a study. After they interview you/ pre-qualify you, they find out if you would fit in any of the research studies for that specific topic. Sometimes there are several groups for a research study and the one you might have qualified for, is full. I have found it worth my time! read more